... SECOND EDITION PACKET OFFICE, 2 F.M. (Telegraphic Despatch.) a_ INDIA. The French consul, at Calcutta, caned together all t' French iuhabitants and captains of French vessels, and desired them to furnish and equip armed men to watch a over the safety of the European community. The ti French and their families are taken on board the vessels, 'n and all Europeans are armed. 0 The accredited ...

... RAILEWAY RETURNS. _GREAT SOUTHSERN AND ?? O tratti tur tri m week ending July1 25, 1867 - F S. dI. tI, Passengers, parcels, Go. ; amount £4731 2 10 to Merolhandizeie and cattle .. . 1542 0 2..-1576 3 0 Corresponding week int 1866 (203i nilies open) :- a Passengers, mails, &c. ; amount . 6491 2 3 AMorchandiriO and cattle . .. 1985 8 5 .-7476 10 8 IRISH SOUTH EASTERN (Carlows to Klilkenny. 264 ...

... R. EPRESENTATION OF LISBURN. ON ?? appeared in our columns the letter of a London correspondent, in whose personal judgment and accuracy we have, with just reason, the fullest confidence, and whose nmrans of obtaining infornua- tion on public matters in the great metropolis we know to be equal to those at the disposal of any member of the comnunity, even including a provin- cial journalist, ...

... 'ESTERDAY'S DESPATCHES. [By 13BITIS AND IRISH11 31AONflTIC TELEGRAPII.] INDIA. Despatch from the British Vice-Consul at Trieste, aceived to-day at the Foreign Office:- Alexandria, July 22. The Indian mail brings no authentic accounts of he capture of Delhi. It w.as not taken on the 12th istant, when Geiseral Barnard, having repulsed two ortics, was waiting for reinforcements, which must ave ...

... A U S T R AL I A, r II.- ?? I (From the 'Times.) Piift July 2f. The Peninsulife mid Oriental Comipany's flee', stfialn-packet the Simlao, E. Coopes', commander, and Commande~r Xieatley, R.N., mail agent, despatchied from Sydney on the ~'5th CT May, reached Suez or. the 12th of duly wiih .35 pfassengers, and gold oil freight to the value of £40,580. Sho. broeught a mail of 178 hoxes and bags ...

... ?? the Faitor of the Glasgow Head.Sl SThe late imoportant meetings in Manchester ani 1GWas- ,St, o. .ques.~tion of sch ioment as our supply ofoeottonf.iill,. be -I. tr ~t, warrant my troubling you with e eak ntep r, gro1. of that useficl plant in connection with your able leader, in th VaalHrld.m I mmetneasago, on my return from many years' reels ei h eycnr of A~merican cotton culture, having, ...

... BY , EIGTEIEOlAPII: i ?? .1gt atw*~te~t HOUSE OF COMMONS-WEDNESDAY. The Drogheda Election Committee was sworn at the table, and ordered to sit next day. SMOKS NUISANCES (SCOTLAND) BILL. The House having gone into committee on the Smoke Nuisances (Scotland) Abatement Bill, a gene, ral discussion arose on the Ist clause, as well as upon the principle of the Bill, which, it was contended, was not ...

... MERCURY OFFICE, WEDNESDAY, ErNVY O'CLOCK. IMPORTANT NEWS FROM INDIA. The Indian steamer America arrived at Trieste on the 28th July at nine A.. She left Alexandria on the 23d July. Indian mails left Alexandria on the morning of the 23d, with advices from Calcutta to 21st; Madras, 28th June; Ceylon, July 1, Bombay, July 1; Hong Kong, June 10. The mutiny had continued to spread among the troops ...

... S]gOND EDITION. MO1,3INa CHBOzYICLE OFFICE, lY~reCdueTdJI 1 T~asa. TELfAlf) DEDPSPATHsES. TT1E ENGLISH FLEET IN THE MDEDRIATERREANA. MARSEILLES, TUESDAY. The steara er bringing the Indian mails has no t yet been signalled. e tVigilant, English steamer, is lying here i a the orders of Lord Lyons, and also for ,Duhirale vocl e who is to replace his lordship. AThne rStbefsteam-paclket, from ...

... THES' LONDOY G,]ZETlTE OF TUESDAY, JULY 28. CrtOWN-OFFICE, Jury 27. MlEMBER RETURNED TO StlXVE IN THsE ?iI1tESSNT PARt SI MAENT. Borough of Woodetock. Alfred Spencer Churcouill, coumnonly called Lord Alfred Spencer Churchill, in the room of John Winston Speucer Churchill, commonly called Marquis of Bland ford, HoW Dlke of Marlborough, called up to the House oti Peers. JuT.v 28. Citv of London. ...

... MiR. SMITH O'BRiEg AND SIR THOMAS REDING2'Off. Cahermoyle, Newcastle West, Jnly 21. My dear O'Flah irry-1 have Po bisitatioii in complying with your request that I should relato to you the history of my celebrated port uanteat, and you may make any nse you think fit ce my narrative at tire approaching Galwiey election or elsewhere. When I ?? captired at Thirles in 18l8 I was taken into a rooen ...

... NAVAL AND MILITARE , (FROM LAST tWIQlT'5 OAZETF..) WAtt-OFFICEi, PALL-MALL, JULY 28. Idite orimnt of Foot-,Mtijor-Genll ?? Be,,kl K ,to bo c1oneln vic s ?? Sir J. B. Sclweddc. KAJC.1., moved to the 55th Foot. jamaj 1101bos Sbe9, f o4 asth Feot-Moidtr-Gnerl Sir J oaro lio l SbdLO eorige, ?? the lad toet. to be colonel, vice Genra o G eo AU° doceso ed. , fr tbL 48th Otis Foot--Lleut.-Ccloietl ...